Stroke continence/neurogenic bladder & bowel training day
9.30am-4pm
TBC venue in Salford
We are delighted to offer a day’s face to face training in association with Coloplast. The event is aimed at Greater Manchester clinicians (e.g. doctors, nurses and therapists) supporting patients with stroke and other neurological conditions in both inpatient and community settings. It is also open to staff from non neuro services such as continence, district nursing, spinal etc.
Coloplast Specialist Nurse Michelle Hogan-Tricks will lead an interactive day that includes patient experience, case studies and opportunities for peer support and discussion. She will be supported by Clare Crossley, who manages the region’s Neurogenic Bladder and Bowel Service.
Places are limited and may be restricted to one per team if over subscribed. RCP CPD credits (5) have been applied for and attendance certificates will be available on request.
The event will include refreshments and lunch funded by Coloplast.
What the training will cover
- Living with continence issues – a patient perspective
- Neurogenic bladder & bowel: anatomy, physiology & management
- Continence in stroke
- Autonomic dysreflexia: recognition & response
- UTIs: prevention & risk management
- Interactive clinical case studies
- Products for patients
Why attend?
- Improve clinical confidence
- Gain practical skills
- Learn from real patient scenarios
- Connect with peers and specialists
- Share best practice and problem solving approaches
To register please complete the form below